Titlebook: EU Bioeconomy Economics and Policies: Volume II; Liesbeth Dries,Wim Heijman,Justus Wesseler Book 2019 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and Th

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Nature Conservation and Agriculture: Two EU Policy Domains That Finally Meet? policy fields complement or contradict each other. It analyses the level of the coherence between the policy fields by looking at the interdependent elements objectives, instruments and implementation. Results indicate that over time steps have been taken to improve the coherence between these poli

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Rural Resilience as a New Development Conceptre crucial for and prerequisite to ‘rural resilience’: (1) regional specialisation and, connected with that, the development of regional clusters; and (2) the regional ability to transform. In our view rural resilience is shaped within the context of social, economic and environmental (biophysical)

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EU Biofuel Policies for Road and Rail Transportation Sectorringing the path of ethanol and biodiesel production and consumption in the European Union. By discussing selected topics related to the biofuel production, we aim to lead the reader through the maze of interactions of the biofuel policies with other sectors of the EU bioeconomy. Initially food crop

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Opportunities and the Policy Challenges to the Circular Agri-Food Systemeconomics. From a bio-chemical perspective, the law of conservation of mass needs to be considered implying mass can neither be created nor destroyed but allocated differently over time and space in a closed system similar to planet earth. Recently the concept of the circular economy received high p

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